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Hints from the Health Department. Leaflet from the archive of the Society of Medical Officers of Health. Credit: Wellcome Collection, London
Bermondsey 1895
Report on the sanitary condition of the Parish of Bermondsey for the year 1895
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STABLES & WORKSHOPS, rear of 257, Southwark
Park Road.—Separate accommodation provided for
workpeople, water supplied for domestic purposes, dung pit
constructed.
Messrs. MARGETSON'S TANYARD, Market
Street.—Drains trapped, catchpits constructed to prevent
improper substances entering sewer.
Mr. WALKER, Fellmonger, 215, Long Lane. —Catchpits
constructed to prevent improper substances entering
public sewer.
Messrs. GLOVER & Co., Engineers, 272, St. James
Road.—W.C. pans and traps reset and water supplied for
flushing, drains reconstructed and ventilated.
Messrs. TULLOCK & Co., Confectioners, 26, Whites
Grounds. —Sufficient W.C. accommodation provided for
Workpeople.
Mr. D. MORGAN'S STABLES, 10, Whites Grounds.
—Dung pit constructed in accordance with L.C.C. byelaws,
flushing apparatus in W.C. repaired.
Messrs. DAY, NOAKES & Co., Brewers, 27, Whites
Grounds. —Dung pit constructed in accordance with L.C.C.
bye-laws.
STABLES, London, Brighton & South Coast Railway
Co., 30, Whites Grounds.—Dung pit constructed.
Messrs. BRADEN & Co., Corncrushers, 20, Whites
Grounds.—Dung pit constructed, drains trapped.
Messrs. LeMAY & Co., Hop Merchants, Crucifix Lane
—Water-closet ventilated.